FREELessons: 15Length: 1.8 hours
Ever wondered what Objective-C actually is? Historically, it was the first attempt to make C objectified. C++ came later. NextStep, and now OS X, popularized this very powerful language. So sit back, as Yari D`Areglia takes you through the first steps in getting started with this language.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction10:31
1.1
Introduction
10:31
2.Programming in Objective-C
2.1Control Structures07:18
2.1
Control Structures
07:18
2.2Pointers04:46
2.2
Pointers
04:46
2.3Methods and Messages03:34
2.3
Methods and Messages
03:34
2.4Classes and Objects11:19
2.4
Classes and Objects
11:19
2.5Automatic Reference Counting07:44
2.5
Automatic Reference Counting
07:44
2.6Properties04:35
2.6
Properties
04:35
2.7Dynamic Typing and Dynamic Binding04:57
2.7
Dynamic Typing and Dynamic Binding
04:57
2.8Selectors and Introspection05:20
2.8
Selectors and Introspection
05:20
2.9Delegate Pattern and Protocols07:55
2.9
Delegate Pattern and Protocols
07:55
2.10Extensions and Categories05:33
2.10
Extensions and Categories
05:33
2.11Blocks07:50
2.11
Blocks
07:50
3.Foundation
3.1Foundation: Part 1 (Strings, Numbers and Bytes)07:03
3.1
Foundation: Part 1 (Strings, Numbers and Bytes)
07:03
3.2Foundation: Part 2 (Dates and Calendars)08:09
3.2
Foundation: Part 2 (Dates and Calendars)
08:09
3.3Foundation: Part 3 (Collections)11:54
3.3
Foundation: Part 3 (Collections)
11:54
